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Cromwell Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 2209, 22 August 1910, Page 5

Commercial Livery and Oait Stables. E, J. DWYER, PROPRIETOR. Begs to announce that he has now taken over the well known and com* modious Commercial Stables owned by Youngs Hotel, and lately occupied by Mr \V. Olds, and hopes to continue to secure a fair share of public age. Patrons can rely on their horses being well attended to. Splendid Loose-boxes and pad* docks for horpes. Single a:<d Double Buggies always on Hire, also first-class Riding and Driving Horses, at REASONABLE IUTES. Horses broken to Saddle, and Single and Double Harness. Trotting Horses trained for Engagements. For particulars apply— E. J. DWYER, c/o Young's Hotel, Cromwell, « 0. IL M'Namara, Korseshoer and General Blacksmith, Beg to announce that he has commenced Dusinessat LOWBURN, wheie patrons can rely en having all classes of Shoeing and General Work executed in a first class manner at Reasonable Rates. Workmanship G tiaranteed. A Trial Solicited. - m kmw W •Ml (Next llotop's Chemist Shop), HOUSE PAINTERS, SIGN WRITERS, Etc. Beg to inform the public of Cromwell and Surrounding Districts that they have commenced business as Sign Writers, House Painters, (irainers, and everything in connection with the trade. Estimates Given. Workmanship Guaranteed. W. T. MAY, and S. MORETON, Proprietors. Why submit to dull a-bing of nervo or muselu, or the acute pnins of neuralfiia, toothache, or lumbago? Witch's Oil—that penetrating, 30otbing Hul<l—is a wonderfully quick remedy for pain. Witeh'a Oil destroys pain almost instantaneously. Quick in action and permanent in mult, WITCH'S OIL rianeu iu the very front rank as the King of Pain.